Warp wrote:
>   Just because, according to quantum mechanics, a particle can interact
> over great distances with no delay doesn't mean that *information* can
> be transferred over that distance without the delay 

I think you're right. Indeed, most recent tests on Bell's Inequality seem to 
indicate that the non-local variables indeed do not exist. I didn't at first 
understand what you were saying.

But we weren't talking about information. My comment was in response to you 
saying that particles can't be transported out of a black hole. That is 
essentially what Hawking radiation is. However, since Hawking radiation is 
random, information is not leaving the black hole.

In other words, I think we're agreeing with each other.

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